A Field of Phlox (Drummond's Phlox & assorted others), 17 April 2018
Near where I live, there are plenty of wildflowers for me to photograph. I don't usually get a 'field full' of anything, though. This field is ...
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Near where I live, there are plenty of wildflowers for me to photograph. I don't usually get a 'field full' of anything, though. This field is usually 'full-ish' of Paintbrushes, Bluebonnets and Saddle Blankets with other stuff like Prickly Poppies and Claret Cups to name a few. I have liked it for its variety. Each year it's a bit different.
This is the first time I have seen so many Drummond's Phlox ANYWHERE in one spot. The little yellow ones are most likely False Daisy, while the lavender wisps you see are most likely Vervain and the whitish things you see are most likely Prairie Fleabane or the end of daisies with their puff ball tops, I can't tell.
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This is the first time I have seen so many Drummond's Phlox ANYWHERE in one spot. The little yellow ones are most likely False Daisy, while the lavender wisps you see are most likely Vervain and the whitish things you see are most likely Prairie Fleabane or the end of daisies with their puff ball tops, I can't tell.
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